Elf Moto 4 Road 15W-50 4-Stroke Motorcycle Engine Oil - (1 Litre)

ELF MOTO4 ROAD 15W-50 is a lubricant that is particularly recommended for all types of 4-stroke engine motorcycles, in compliance with the APN SN and JASO MA2 international standards. ELF MOTO4 ROAD 15W-50 is perfectly compatible with catalytic converters. The oil-change intervals recommended by the constructors and the minimum required viscosities must be complied with. This lubricant is compatible with lead-free fuels. This lubricant meets the severe requirements of urban traffic and long-distance runs. ELF MOTO4 ROAD 15W-50 is fortified with synthetic based oils, providing hydrodynamic lubrication and superior engine cleanliness. ELF MOTO4 ROAD 15W-50 has a specific reactivity to temperature variations. Its maximum fluidity at low temperatures improves injection and ensures that oil pressures rise quickly. Viscosity controlled in relation to temperature: ELF MOTO4 ROAD 15W-50s additives thicken the oil at high temperatures and give it fluidity at low temperatures. The correct oil film is therefore obtained by controlling the viscosity according to the temperature by its Viscosity Index Improvers. ELF MOTO4 ROAD 15W-50s viscosity incorporates superior lubrication performance. This makes for easier cold start-ups, fast pressure rises and reduced friction between moving engine components. Piston ring sealing, power gains: ELF MOTO4 ROAD 15W-50 reduces piston ring groove fouling for optimum sealing during combustion. Full power of your engine is maintained. Oxidation resistance: ELF MOTO4 ROAD 15W-50 has anti-oxidant additives which neutralise and slow down the oxidation process. This prolongs the lubricant's lifetime and keeps the oil fluid and efficient. It remains homogenous and its acidity level scarcely changes. Anti-clutch slippage, disk protection: Because of their molecular structure, the base oils are able to form a homogenous film between the clutch disks. The friction factor is adapted to mechanical requirements, preventing clutch slippage and premature di